New Zealand Gazette – 2016 – No. 46

Page 47

✨ Regulatory Notices

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 46 — 26 MAY 2016

RCD Image
RY30-32LE
C16
230V~240V
50Hz
In 10mA
IΔn 4600A
AS/IEC 61009-1
SAA111988A
A/3800E
IΔN0/C TYPE A ☐ OFF

Reasons for prohibition:

a. The prohibited RCD is, or may be, electrically unsafe, in that there is significant risk that a person may suffer harm as a result of dangers arising from use of, or passage of electricity through, the prohibited RCD.

b. The reasons for believing the prohibited RCD is or may be unsafe are that:

i. Under test or fault conditions, the prohibited RCD may not isolate the power supply from the protected circuit.

ii. Regulation 22 of the Regulations deems the prohibited RCD to be unsafe, as it is supplied on the basis that it has a safety function that it does not in fact have.

iii. The prohibited RCD is not a Type 1 RCD, as required for medical locations by AS/NZS 3003:2011.

iv. The prohibited RCD does not comply with Regulation 60 of the Regulations in that it does not meet AS/NZS 61009, as required under AS/NZS 3003.

v. In normal use, the prohibited RCD may function in such a way as to be electrically unsafe in the terms described in Regulation 24(6).

Revocation—The Electricity Regulations (CrispTech Residual Current Device) Notice 2016, published in the New Zealand Gazette, 28 April 2016, Issue No. 38, Notice No. 2016-au2362, is revoked.

Dated at Wellington this 20th day of May 2016.

WAYNE ANTHONY VERNON, Manager, High Hazards and Energy Safety, WorkSafe New Zealand.

2016-au2966

Airworthiness Directives

Pursuant to section 72I(3A) of the Civil Aviation Act 1990, I, Owen Olls, Airworthiness Specialist, acting under a delegation from the Director of Civil Aviation, hereby issue the following airworthiness directives in respect of aircraft or aeronautical products.

These airworthiness directives came into force on:

EASA AD 2015-0163R1 27 April 2016
EASA AD 2011-0218R1 4 May 2016

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✨ LLM interpretation of page content

🏥 Electricity Regulations (CrispTech Residual Current Device) Notice (No. 2) 2016 (continued from previous page)

Domain🏥 Health & Social Welfare
Dated20 May 2016
KeywordsElectricity Safety, WorkSafe New Zealand, Prohibited Equipment, Residual Current Device, RCD, Medical Electrical Installations, CrispTech RY30-32LE
👩‍💼 Officials

WAYNE ANTHONY VERNON, Manager, High Hazards and Energy Safety, WorkSafe New Zealand

🚂 Airworthiness Directives

Domain🚂 Transport & Communications
KeywordsAirworthiness, Civil Aviation, Aircraft Safety, EASA AD 2015-0163R1, EASA AD 2011-0218R1
👩‍💼 Officials

Owen Olls, Airworthiness Specialist, acting under a delegation from the Director of Civil Aviation

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